Reason

The New York Times’ Jia Lynn Yang on the Ebb and Flow of Immigration

editor at , Jia Lynn Yang is the author of a timely new book, (W.W. Norton & Co.). The book begins at a dark moment in American immigration policy, when a restrictive law ended a long period of relatively open borders and effectively stopped mass movement to the United States for the next 40 years. It tells the story of the decadeslong process that led the U.S. to begin accepting foreigners once again. Yet almost nobody

You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

More from Reason

Reason5 min readCrime & Violence
The Complicated History of the Spy in Your Pocket
ACOP PULLED over Ivan Lopez in Somerton, Arizona, a small town near the Mexican border. The officer claimed that Lopez had a broken taillight and had been speeding. A drug-sniffing dog then indicated possible contraband; police searched his truck and
Reason3 min readIntelligence (AI) & Semantics
Anti-trust May Smother The Power Of AI
POPULISM CONTINUES TO blur political lines. Nowhere is that more apparent than in antitrust policy. For decades, conservatives largely held the line against left-wing antitrust hawks who see “monopolies” everywhere. But their mistrust of Big Tech’s p
Reason8 min readIntelligence (AI) & Semantics
The Future Of AI Is Helping Us Discover The Past
IN FEBRUARY, GOOGLE released an upgraded version of its Gemini artificial intelligence model. It quickly became a publicity disaster, as people discovered that requests for images of Vikings generated tough-looking Africans while pictures of Nazi sol

Related Books & Audiobooks